Established by the faculty of the Mathematics department at Lansing Community College in 2010, the Mathematics Department Endowed Scholarship supports LCC students who have successfully completed any Math course at LCC between MATH 050 (pre-Algebra) and MATH 119...

At 12:12 a.m., on Tuesday, March 9, 2010, Officer James Bonneau, while on patrol, responded to 140 Mitchell St. in the City of Jackson to assist Blackman Township Public Safety Officer Darin McIntosh in interviewing Elvin Potts, a suspect in a domestic assault...

Robert Bouck was a Professor at Lansing Community College for 38 years, serving students in the Business department. He gave freely of his time to numerous community groups, including heavy involvement in the Grand Ledge Pony-Colt Baseball and Softball League, Grand...

Abel Sykes was the second president, and first African-American president, of Lansing Community College. Mr. Sykes held the position from 1990 until 1999. He was the first African-American to serve as chairperson of the Association of Community Colleges Board of...

The Chris D. Peoples Memorial Scholarship is established to honor the memory of Chris Peoples who received an associates’ degree in Automotive Technology from Lansing Community College in August of 1986. Chris was a jack of all trades and a perfectionist in each. ...

Ronald K Edwards Ph.D. was a loving husband and father and an inspired and devoted educator who was a long time LCC faculty member and Department Chair of Accounting and Office Programs. “I never met him, but I had to come and pay my respects”, said a woman with a...

Trooper James DeLoach and Trooper Steven Niewiek were killed when their patrol car was struck by a train as they responded to a call to assist a fellow trooper who was struggling with a suspect at a nearby tavern. At the Scott Lake Road railroad crossing, the...

Montel A Smith graduated from Waverly High School and furthered his education at Lansing Community College and Spring Arbor University. His major was Communications and Public Relations. He was a member of the Basketball team in high school and college. He also...

William Zuhl was the Director of Student Activities for over 30 years at LCC. He had a strong belief in education and inspired his son Tom to travel globally. Verna Zuhl was a graduate of Western Michigan University (BA) and Michigan State University (MA). She...

Established in 1961, the Forging Industry Educational and Research Foundation is a 501 ©(3) tax-exempt organization. Operating as a “supporting organization” to the Forging Industry Association (FIA), the Forging Foundation is building a pipeline of the best and...

In 1964, Frank graduated from Albion College. He served in the U.S. Army during the Vietnam War. After the military, he began a lifelong career in Finance, eventually retiring from Wells Fargo. His memberships include Rotary Club of Lansing (where he had served as...

Christel Marschall, East Lansing, age 71, was born April 1, 1945, at Bad Sankt Leonhard, Carinthia, Austria, and passed away September 20, 2016, at Sparrow Hospital in Lansing after a prolonged illness. Christel attended the University of Cincinnati for her BS and MS...

Kevin Bubb was the Chief Information Officer at Lansing Community College until his retirement at the end of 2020 and has been working in information technology for 45 years. He began as an entry-level COBOL programmer for the Federal Reserve. Over the years, he...

Larry Meyer has enjoyed a long and distinguished business career, including three and a half decades at the head of the Michigan Retailers Association. He rescued that organization from near bankruptcy in the early 1970s and built it into the largest and most...

Dr. Lisa Webb Sharpe provided leadership, management, and vision to ensure the college had the appropriate operational controls, administrative and reporting procedures, and staffing systems in place to effectively grow the institution and to ensure financial...

The Executive Leadership Team of Lansing Community College wishes to recognize the excellence and dedication of Margherita (Margie) Procaccini Clark and her years of service to the College. They also wish to honor and recognize the important role that Margie’s...

Our friend and colleague, Professor Allan Maar, passed away in 2016 ago and we’re still thinking of all the things he taught us about learning and laughter and supporting students. Allan believed that education was empowering for students at all levels of...

Jane Repko (July 13, 1939-August 28, 2014) was a science faculty member and departmental administrator at Lansing Community College (LCC) for more than 44 years, and reflected her love of science to her college colleagues and the multitude of students whose lives she...

The John P. Dyer Endowed Memorial Scholarship Fund was established with the Lansing Community College Foundation in memory of John. John was a 1980 graduate of Lansing Everett High School and served with the Lansing Fire Department for 25 years, as a firefighter,...

Kary Hackbarth was a longtime teacher at New Covenant Christian School in Lansing, as well as at Lansing Community College. She shared her love of math with her students, and her nieces and nephew. Her eyes would light up with the opportunity to solve complex math...

Kimberly lived her entire life in Lansing, graduating from Eastern High School in 1974. She earned an Associate’s Degree in Library and Media Technology from Lansing Community College, a Bachelor’s Degree in Marketing from Michigan State University and, ultimately, a...

A. Irene (Merva) Smith, was born May 13, 1922, in Pleasant City, Ohio. She was one of 8 children born to John and Julianna Merva. As a child of a hard-working family of Slovakian descent, she has been raised with an understanding of the importance of work and service...

Grace Van Wert was a trailblazer in public school administration who never lost her enthusiasm for the value of education for all people. She served the greater Lansing community with unselfish devotion. A native of Michigan’s Hillsdale County, she attended Hillsdale...

The REALTOR Education Scholarship was established by the Greater Lansing Association of REALTORS to support students at LCC who are enrolled in Real Estate related coursework and those who are interested in pursuing a career in real estate.

Harold “Hal” F. Gross was a Lansing radio and TV pioneer, and former president of Gross telecommunications. He received a license for Lansing’s first radio station in 1934. In 1948, he received a license for the first television station outside of Detroit “WJIM-TV”,...

Hazel A. (Paulic) Trebilcock was born on July 31, 1911, the first of 6 children of immigrant Slovenian parents, Frank and Josefina (Sajne) Paulic, the only ones in their respective families to come to the United States. A teacher from the beginning, she helped her...

The Home Builders Association of Greater Lansing is a non-profit trade association comprised of members from the home building industry. The membership includes home builders, remodelers, developers, and residential suppliers in the Lansing, Michigan region. Their...

IBEW 665 was founded in Lansing in 1926 by a group of ten area electricians. Since then, they have grown considerably and trained some of the best and brightest electricians and communication technicians that can be found in the Midwest. IBEW Local 665 established...

The Lansing Community College (LCC) Alumni Association selected Jane Aldrich as the recipient of the Distinguished Alumni Award for 2017. Jane has been a tireless cheerleader for the greater Lansing community, supporting many good causes, people, and charities. While...

Jane Pierce and her husband Chuck Doty established the LeRoy and Lois Henry Family Endowed Scholarship in 2008 to honor and memorialize Jane’s parents. LeRoy and Lois opened the first Burger King restaurant in Lansing in 1965. This became the family-owned business,...